Achilles Injuries Plaguing NBA, Tyrese Haliburton Being Latest Example | Pat McAfee Show

They should go back to real grass and not turf.

I’m Proud of the Pacers !! Prayers for Halliburton !! 👍🙏

I wish you could feel what it felt like to experience seeing that in Gainbridge for the watch party. I’ve never felt the air and soul get sucked out of an arena like that. Genuinely felt haunting

I'm hung up on game 4 because without the extension game this game 7 doesn't happen and Tyrese doesn't tear his achilles. I knew how costly that 4 was but too many still don't.

Broke my heart and I'm not even a Pacers fan Until TJ missed that shot in the mid-3rd, I still believed their depth was showing they can bend but not break, but could tell the ⛽ tank was on empty and not having Ty out there was the difference in their inspiration levels in that moment Regardless, I think this is the best NBA finals in terms of actual basketball in decades - free of arrogance and pomp that usually turns off anyone older than 12

As a Knicks fan I felt so bad when he started hitting the floor with his hand. I feel bad for him and the pacers. Prayers man

That was worse than watching every second of The Brawl.

Bummer man, was set up to be a legendary game...Hali wasn't going to let us lose that game...his body betrayed his spirit.

You can work on conditioning, you can build muscle, you can work on your moves, you can even work on speed a little bit. But you can't work on tendons and ligaments. Me and pro athletes pretty much have the same strength tendons and ligaments.

formal ball player here, ankles get rolled all the time from middle school on, the first couple do blow up huge and bruise, but over time those tendons an ligaments stretch out more making it waaaaay easier to roll at anytime, (stepped off a curb wrong :\) but the pain is like 10x less